EPTTyrion played the role of a "inexperienced leader who knows what must be done" amazingly well,
and cersei, what an annoying bitch, perfectly casted
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Z-BosoN
Brazil2590 Posts
Tyrion played the role of a "inexperienced leader who knows what must be done" amazingly well, and cersei, what an annoying bitch, perfectly casted | ||
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thebigdonkey
United States354 Posts
On May 29 2012 03:16 epoc wrote: Is it easier to decapitate a man or chop the head like Stannis did? Cause I'm not buying that at all I remember reading in Executive Orders (Tom Clancy book) when they were going to execute someone by beheading, right as the sword was starting to swing, they would poke the guy in the side with something sharp so he would reflexively extend his neck which would make it more likely to be a clean beheading (i.e. less likely to strike bone). But this is fiction, suspend your disbelief and go with it. | ||
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Uni1987
Netherlands642 Posts
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Geen
Netherlands51 Posts
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phrenetiC
Switzerland224 Posts
On May 29 2012 04:50 Uni1987 wrote: Me too! Tyrion is by far my favorite character aswell.I really hope the halfman survives.. Best character! Also I'm curious how Arya's story develops... | ||
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Talack
Canada2742 Posts
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phrenetiC
Switzerland224 Posts
On May 29 2012 04:56 Geen wrote: Pretty good episode, although I don't understand why Sanse is going w/ that guy. The argument about Stannis being a killer didn't really convince me, since Nedd was the one who supported Stannis's claim to the throne. Don't know why Stannis would want to hurt her. I think Dog has left quite the impression on Sansa several times... So if he promises her to bring her home to Winterfell, it seems legit for her to believe him imo. But btw... did she actually say for sure, that she would go w/ him? | ||
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PredY
Czech Republic1731 Posts
also, stannis is never gonna ally with rob since he is just another usurper to the throne that calls himself a king (pretty sure stannis mentioned it in an episode). | ||
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Euronyme
Sweden3804 Posts
On May 29 2012 04:56 Geen wrote: Pretty good episode, although I don't understand why Sanse is going w/ that guy. The argument about Stannis being a killer didn't really convince me, since Nedd was the one who supported Stannis's claim to the throne. Don't know why Stannis would want to hurt her. She would probably get raped 400 times and get her throat slit before Stannis heard about her though. I thought that Tywin went after Rob, as he might lay siege to Casterly Rock? What happened to that? | ||
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Leporello
United States2845 Posts
On May 29 2012 05:02 phrenetiC wrote: I think Dog has left quite the impression on Sansa several times... So if he promises her to bring her home to Winterfell, it seems legit for her to believe him imo. But btw... did she actually say for sure, that she would go w/ him? No, I don't know about the books (and don't want to know, obviously), but in the episode it's a bit of a mystery. She looks at that doll of hers, like she's thinking about it, and then that's all we see. I hope she doesn't. It seems a bit creepy and out-of-the-blue that the Hound would suddenly care about her well-being. Although I loved their dialogue. Sansa's "You won't hurt me," sounded perfectly halfway between a command and a question. Really well delivered. | ||
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PredY
Czech Republic1731 Posts
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Kiett
United States7639 Posts
On May 29 2012 05:13 Leporello wrote: No, I don't know about the books (and don't want to know, obviously), but in the episode it's a bit of a mystery. She looks at that doll of hers, like she's thinking about it, and then that's all we see. I hope she doesn't. It seems a bit creepy and out-of-the-blue that the Hound would suddenly care about her well-being. Although I loved their dialogue. Sansa's "You won't hurt me," sounded perfectly halfway between a command and a question. Really well delivered. How is it out of the blue? He's consistently showed he cares about her, from the first time he told her she should just follow Joffrey's demands so that she doesn't get slapped, to when he went to rescue her from getting raped during the riot, to this, and probably many other instances that I don't explicitly remember. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands21772 Posts
On May 29 2012 05:09 Euronyme wrote: She would probably get raped 400 times and get her throat slit before Stannis heard about her though. I thought that Tywin went after Rob, as he might lay siege to Casterly Rock? What happened to that? I would assume it was a trick incase Rob/Stannis had any spies watching him. A forced march on Kings Landing would get him there before anyone knew he was coming. | ||
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Leporello
United States2845 Posts
On May 29 2012 05:16 Kiett wrote: How is it out of the blue? He's consistently showed he cares about her, from the first time he told her she should just follow Joffrey's demands so that she doesn't get slapped, to when he went to rescue her from getting raped during the riot, to this, and probably many other instances that I don't explicitly remember. Him telling Sansa to follow Joffrey;s demands, and rescuing her from being raped could just as well be him... doing his job. She is his lord's woman. It is possible that he cares for her, but as far as his character goes (just in this episode, in his dialogue in the tavern -- the man lives to kill things), it seems a bit out of the blue. To me. | ||
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Geo.Rion
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On May 29 2012 05:20 Leporello wrote: Him telling Sansa to follow Joffrey;s demands, and rescuing her from being raped could just as well be him... doing his job. She is his lord's woman. It is possible that he cares for her, but as far as his character goes (just in this episode, in his dialogue in the tavern -- the man lives to kill things), it seems a bit out of the blue. To me. The Hound also came to Sansa's defense when she angered Joff at his nameday, with saying "You cant kill him" and then coming up with a random superstition (you could see she was confused about it) and the Hound backed it. And he has given her a pet-name, "Little-bird" which suggests at least some kind of connection | ||
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FREEloss_ca
Canada603 Posts
On May 29 2012 05:20 Leporello wrote: Him telling Sansa to follow Joffrey;s demands, and rescuing her from being raped could just as well be him... doing his job. She is his lord's woman. It is possible that he cares for her, but as far as his character goes (just in this episode, in his dialogue in the tavern -- the man lives to kill things), it seems a bit out of the blue. To me. Through frequent shots of the Hound's facial expressions during scenes where Sansa is being abused or Joffrey is being a cunt, we've seen that the Hound has morals, honor and sympathy for Sansa. I figured when the Hound left the battlefield he was going to go to Sansa and die protecting her instead of Joffrey. I was suprised however to hear he planned on taking her back to Winterfell. You need to watch the show more closely.  | ||
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
On May 29 2012 05:47 Geo.Rion wrote: The Hound also came to Sansa's defense when she angered Joff at his nameday, with saying "You cant kill him" and then coming up with a random superstition (you could see she was confused about it) and the Hound backed it. And he has given her a pet-name, "Little-bird" which suggests at least some kind of connection Also when Sansa thought about throwing Joffrey from the tower bridge, the hound saw what she wanted to do and just gently stopped her, without letting the king become aware of it. That was pretty huge. It always looked like the hound had a special interest in the "little bird". | ||
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DamnCats
United States1472 Posts
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Ikonic
Germany5 Posts
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Golden Ghost
Netherlands1041 Posts
I think Bronn is one of my favorite characters of the whole show. | ||
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